Never Rarely Sometimes Always

Eliza Hittman and her two leads have transformed hard-hitting material into an uplifting must-watch.

Never Rarely Sometimes Always is a slow-moving film, but these young women will stay with you long after the film ends.

An enlightening script, expert ensemble acting and the most revealing film ever made about a young woman's right to choose.

As funny and tender as it is troubling...

At once as intimate as a sigh and as urgent as a klaxon, Never Rarely Sometimes Always is an essential film about abortion that arrives at a critical time.

In the refusal to spell out or resolve too much, something lingers.

[Director Eliza] Hittman films with unblinking, sympathetic closeups that expose the girl’s desperation and grit.

My kingdom for Eliza Hittman! Of all the movies I encountered in 2020, hers was the most…human.

With “Never Rarely Sometimes Always,” writer-director Eliza Hittman strikes the perfect balance between cinema verité and fiction, giving us a realistic character study of unwelcome teenage pregnancy that stays with you for days.

There’s something incredible about how Eliza Hittman frames characters.